New York Times in Washington, District of Columbia

The *New York Times* is a major U.S. newspaper publisher with a significant presence in Washington, D.C., where its local office operates at 1627 I St NW. Founded in 1851, it remains one of the country’s most influential news organizations, covering national and international events, politics, culture, and business. While its headquarters are in New York City, the D.C. office serves as a hub for political reporting and government-related coverage. As a publisher, it produces a daily newspaper available in print and digital formats, alongside its extensive online news platform. The website offers breaking news, investigative reporting, opinion pieces, and multimedia content. The D.C. office supports these efforts with on-the-ground reporting on federal policy, Congress, and administration developments. Hours of operation for the office are not publicly listed, but the main website is accessible 24/7 for readers. For inquiries, readers can reach the D.C. office by phone at +1 202-862-0300 or visit the website for subscriptions, news access, or general information. The publication maintains a strong digital focus, with most content available free to a limited extent, though full access requires a paid subscription. Visitors to the office may need an appointment, as it primarily serves as a professional workspace rather than a public facility.

Located in Washington, District of Columbia, this publisher is part of the News Directory 3 catalog of US news sources.